Calico kittens & cats in Annapolis, Maryland

Meet Tippsie, an 8-year-old dilute tortie with a gentle soul! Tipssie’s world changed when her beloved owner from kittenhood, now facing advanced cancer, could no longer care for her. She is a little timid at first, but once she feels safe, she blossoms into a sweet loving companion. She loves head and chin rubs, brushing, and even gives the cutest little forehead bumps. Since moving to a foster home from our shelter, she is much more comfortable. Tippsie is a laid back girl. She spends her afternoons napping, like most kitties, then joins her foster family when they get home from work for some petting and attention. Though not a lap cat (yet), Tippsie enjoys being close to her fosters and lets them carry her around. Tippsie would do best in a calm, quiet home with understanding adopters who will let her settle in at her pace. In return, Tipssie will reward you with companionship, gentle affection, and a loyal presence by your side! To learn more about this kitty, please email adopt@catsrusrescue.org or submit an adoption application online at https://catsrusrescue.org/adopt/adoption-application All of our cats and kittens are rescues. They are mixed breed unless otherwise noted. If a cat or kitten is designated as a particular breed we do not have papers to verify the breed information. We assign breeds to our cats and kittens based on similar appearance, size, and temperament as described in the breed description of a purebred cat. Our adoption fee is $120.00 for kittens under 1 year (2 for $200), $100 for cats over 1 year (2 for $180), and $150 - $250 for exotic breed cats or kittens. We do not have our own spay/neuter clinic so the adoption fee we charge helps our rescue pay for a portion of vet fees incurred to prepare a cat or kitten for adoption. The adoption fee includes a wellness exam, spay or neuter, age appropriate vaccinations, FeLV and FIV testing (negative/negative unless otherwise noted), treatment for parasites (fleas, ticks, intestinal worms, ear mites), and microchipping.

Meet Tippsie, an 8-year-old dilute tortie with a gentle soul! Tipssie’s world changed when her beloved owner from kittenhood, now facing advanced cancer, could no longer care for her. She is a little timid at first, but once she feels safe, she blossoms into a sweet loving companion. She loves head and chin rubs, brushing, and even gives the cutest little forehead bumps. Since moving to a foster home from our shelter, she is much more comfortable. Tippsie is a laid back girl. She spends her afternoons napping, like most kitties, then joins her foster family when they get home from work for some petting and attention. Though not a lap cat (yet), Tippsie enjoys being close to her fosters and lets them carry her around. Tippsie would do best in a calm, quiet home with understanding adopters who will let her settle in at her pace. In return, Tipssie will reward you with companionship, gentle affection, and a loyal presence by your side! To learn more about this kitty, please email adopt@catsrusrescue.org or submit an adoption application online at https://catsrusrescue.org/adopt/adoption-application All of our cats and kittens are rescues. They are mixed breed unless otherwise noted. If a cat or kitten is designated as a particular breed we do not have papers to verify the breed information. We assign breeds to our cats and kittens based on similar appearance, size, and temperament as described in the breed description of a purebred cat. Our adoption fee is $120.00 for kittens under 1 year (2 for $200), $100 for cats over 1 year (2 for $180), and $150 - $250 for exotic breed cats or kittens. We do not have our own spay/neuter clinic so the adoption fee we charge helps our rescue pay for a portion of vet fees incurred to prepare a cat or kitten for adoption. The adoption fee includes a wellness exam, spay or neuter, age appropriate vaccinations, FeLV and FIV testing (negative/negative unless otherwise noted), treatment for parasites (fleas, ticks, intestinal worms, ear mites), and microchipping.

Lily was rehomed previously from an owner struggling with housing. Unfortunately she is not the best with other cat's. By herself she is lovely and deserves a peaceful home where she can be free to reign supreme.

Hi, these little cuties here are Bunni and HamNCheese. Bunni was born November 18, 2025 by her mom, Ham. She is a very sweet, gentle, and playful kitty. HamNCheese is a lovely calico cat I found by my building a couple of months ago. She was about 6-7 months at the time. She was in and out because her and my mom clash. While outside, she gave birth to a litter involving Bunni. I can no longer take care of them. I need to find a loving adopter who will spoil and care for either or both of them. I'd prefer to give them to someone that has another kitten/cat or puppy/dog in the house that is good with cats and can entertain them if chosen to be adopted by either. This is an Urgent Listing as I can no longer care for them at home. Serious applications only.

This is one of 5 cats that were found outside in the cold rain. Their mom was never seen on our cameras for some time after so we decided to take care of them. Unfortunately, the expenses have become too much to take care of them. She is around 9 months having been born in March. A home that is caring and affectionate is definitely something we are looking for to make sure she’s taken care of. She’s very playful and affectionate while also being quite adventurous and curious. She’s a joy to be around and a cute cuddler.

This cat is one of 5 found outside in the rain, shivering without their mom. No cats showed up at all on the cameras days or even weeks after so we tried to take care of them for months but the expenses were stacking up. She is around 9 months old, estimating that they were born some time in March. We are hoping her new home is filled with love and care as she is a very sweet and funny cat. She’s had that derpy look on her face since she was a kitten and is arguably one of our favorite things about her. She’s very affectionate and loves pats on her back, always coming back for more. She really lightens up the mood with her pleasant and gentle demeanor.

She was rescued from an abusive and traumatic household, and while she has made progress, her past has understandably left her with lasting fear and anxiety. I already had another cat, and unfortunately, the two have not been able to coexist peacefully. Due to her fear-based responses, she has become reactive. That said, she has the capacity for deep affection and loyalty. Once she chooses her person, she forms a strong, loving bond and becomes incredibly devoted. She would do best in a quiet, stable environment as the only pet in the household, with someone patient and compassionate who can provide her the time, space, and security she needs to truly thrive.

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